I went back to Okayama for a week at my company's head office, then moved out to Maebashi, in Gunma prefecture. I'm there until September 8th. I am now an Emergency Teacher with my company. I fill in where I'm needed. Sometimes I might fill in if there is a problem, like someone taking off to go back to America in the middle of their contract, or, like in Maebashi, just for a month cause they couldn't find a new permanent teacher fast enough. So far the good points are more money and a chance for adventure. The bad points are that the kids aren't used to me and teaching has a much different feel to it.
Ummm... here's some pictures of food:
![](http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y64/screeech/In%20Asia/2007%20-%20August/Akihabara-KyushuRamen02.jpg)
Kyushu style ramen at some place in Akihabara with a 45 minute wait outside.
![](http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y64/screeech/In%20Asia/2007%20-%20August/Numazu-FoodandBeer01.jpg)
Numazu-don. Sakura shrimp and local raw fish over rice in Numazu, Shizuoka prefecture.
![](http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y64/screeech/In%20Asia/2007%20-%20August/Numazu-FoodandBeer18.jpg)
Aji (horse mackerel) fish and chips with a jibiru (local beer)
![](http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y64/screeech/In%20Asia/2007%20-%20August/Numazu-FoodandBeer23.jpg)
Microbrew stout with stout ice cream.
![](http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y64/screeech/In%20Asia/2007%20-%20August/Okubo-KoreanFood03.jpg)
Korean food of some kind.
Peace-
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